Darian Goldin Stahl invites us to expand our perspective on what a book is, and what the act of reading a book entails.
Posted: Monday August 11, 2025
Category: Literature and Culture
In a recent article in The Globe and Mail, Rebecca Gao writes about the role of poetry on subways, buses and streetcars in the Toronto public transit system in improving mood.
Posted: Wednesday July 30, 2025
Foundational Certificate alum Ian McCoog shares the inspiration that led to his first book: Leadership Bites.
Posted: Wednesday July 30, 2025
Monica Kidd reads an excerpt from her new novel The Crane (Breakwater, 2025).
Posted: Monday July 21, 2025
Lisa Mitchell is a Foundational Certificate alum and geriatrician in Geelong, Australia, passionate about stories that reframe aging.
Posted: Monday July 14, 2025
Rory O’Sullivan, NBM Lab alum and family physician, publishes debut novella.
Posted: Friday July 11, 2025
Karen Gold, curriculum lead at the NBM Lab, examines the hospital as a narrative space shaped by their physical design.
Posted: Thursday July 10, 2025
Jeff Thompson shares one of his collaborators’ definitions of “awe,” which prompts us to consider how we can experience moments of wonder, amazement, and grandeur (or awe) amidst our daily routines. This reading was featured on NBM Talks. Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Posted: Tuesday July 8, 2025
An original poem read by Sarah Kim.
Posted: Friday May 30, 2025
Muiris Houston reads a creative piece that began from a visual writing prompt facilitated by Damian Tarnopolsky in a section of the Foundational Certificate in Narrative-Based Medicine.
Posted: Friday May 30, 2025